I can confirm 172.150 is no longer in use at Midway.
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I can confirm 172.150 is no longer in use at Midway.
ecps92
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CP's list is a compilation of his years of travel and monitoring
I can say with 99.9999% accuracy that the PL channels are no longer Analog
As well as the use of $001, when each airport was assigned their own set [1-3 per] NACs
I can say with 99.9999% accuracy that the PL channels are no longer Analog
As well as the use of $001, when each airport was assigned their own set [1-3 per] NACs
ecps92
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ENC has varied from Airport to Airport as well as between Base Stations and Portables - no all are 100% ENC
ecps92
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Spelling fix - noticed after edit expired 
ENC has varied from Airport to Airport as well as between Base Stations and Portables - not all are 100% ENC
ENC has varied from Airport to Airport as well as between Base Stations and Portables - not all are 100% ENC
Yes, I left the analog TSA frequencies in the listing for historical reference.
The frequencies my be reused as P25 in some locations.
- Chris
The frequencies my be reused as P25 in some locations.
- Chris
Is there a federal TRS in Chicago? Reasonable chance they would have moved there. At DTW, they use MPSCS.
What do you hear on their channels when you monitor the TSA?
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ecps92
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TSA Operations - Staffing Counts, requests for folks to move to different locations, LE/PD support needed for this, that and another, Radio Checks, lock downs when a package is left unattended and/or someone brings naughty things into the controlled area.
What do you hear on their channels when you monitor the TSA?
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ecps92
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Anyone checking out the UHF "A-Band" spectrum for the new TSA use ?
So far 3-4 airports and unique NAC's have been identified on 406.7375 in the past 6 mo's
I would suspect more have converted and many more to come this year
So far 3-4 airports and unique NAC's have been identified on 406.7375 in the past 6 mo's
I would suspect more have converted and many more to come this year
KG7PBS
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Stupid question is the UHF TSA Encrypted as well?
kennyblues
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Isn't it amazing what you can find if you spend some time searching the bands
Yes, but they are not forced into the secure mode. Some transmissions are encrypted, some are not.
- Chris
ecps92
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and enjoy an Airport Coffee as well
Dang, those buttons don't look worn enough Chris
Dang, those buttons don't look worn enough Chris
Updates as we find 'em... TSA UHF - UPDATES
Keeping an ear to Midway Airport. 415.3375 input? All TGID's being reported as 1?
ecps92
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415.3375 would be the input to 406.3375 and likely USPS with DMR
Are you hearing P25 or DMR ??
Are you hearing P25 or DMR ??
No...no activity, just asking if they're also using 415.3375 as output which you answered. No activity at Midway yet on the common frequency.
ecps92
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Considering the thread was about TSA and the new 406.7375R with 415.7375 input,
You have many of us scratching our heads with the posting of 406.3375 R / 415.3375 input which is generally USPS
Where-as TSA is moving to 406.7375
You have many of us scratching our heads with the posting of 406.3375 R / 415.3375 input which is generally USPS
Where-as TSA is moving to 406.7375
Ok...it says here 406.3375?
TSA UHF - UPDATES
The rollout of the new UHF radio systems for the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) appears to be proceeding at a fast pace. So...
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So that's not correct? They're moving to 406.7375?
